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Thousands were killed (Wallace, "The Curse of Cromwell"). In the settlements of Ulster, protestants attacked the Catholics in response (Wallace, "The Curse of Cromwell"). All these actions increased the mistrust between the two nations and religions. In the eighteenth century things were alittle more subdued...
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All these actions increased the mistrust between the two nations and religions. In the eighteenth century things were alittle more subdued. The Irish parliament, under control of England, was governing the country. Although this seemed like a new beginning for the Irish, the parliament had no real powers except regarding taxation (Wallace, "Henry Grattan's Parliament")...
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